and Hundred and Tenth Pennsylvania Regi
ments were also well up in the woods. The
"Sixty-sixth Ohio, Colonel Candy, was direct
ly in the rear of the battery, composed of
three guns of Captain Clark's Battery, three
Funs of Captain Huntington's and one of
,Captain Robinson's Battery, under Lieuten
ant. Uultinel Hayward, and upon him and
'Cs gallant band depended everything at
this critical moment; and the duty wus well
and gallantly executed. had they given
"way the command must have been lost.—
'ho left wing of Culonel Candy's Regiment
was untended into the woods and Flue° in
the rear of the battery, which position they
' held until a retreat was ordered.
' Additional reinforcements Of the enemy
, were coming up on our right, heyjng talon
doned their position on the left, and I order
ed the Eighty-foseth,and Ong-Hundrecl-and
Tenth down to the right, but before they
hed.reac:h . ed the position assigned them the
enemy was in full retreat before our brave
men, and r i etpnconrdered,them across into
"the woods
„keel°. I.Tnder cover of the en
gagement on oar right the enemy had thrown
; :another force into the woods, and pressed
:them down upon our batteries on the left.
' Su rapid was this movement that they pass
ed the line on which the
.Eighty-fourth and
One Hundred and Tenth were ordered un
observed—making ii dash upon the battery
_ t oo sudden and unexpeb.ed 'as to ,cumpel the '
cannoeiers to abatidon their pieces.
Colonel Candy met the enemy with hie
regiment with great coolness, his men fight
'ing with commendable bravery. The Sev
enth and Fifth Ohio were soon supporting
`him, driving the enemy from their position
and retaking the battery. The artillery offi
cers made a strong effort and used great ex
ertions to remove their guns, but (the horses
having been killed or disabled) fuuad it itn
poesible. The enemy had given way clung
the whole line, but I saw heavy reinforce
' ments crossing from the the town that would
have been impossible for us successfully to
resist. After consulting General Carroll, 1
. ordered the troops to fall back under his di
rection, with a view of retreating until we
should meet the reinforcements of Generals
Kimball and Ferry.
General Carroll took command of the cov
ering of the retreat, which was made in per
fect order; and save the stampede of those
who ran before the fight was fairly opened,
the retreat was quite as orderly as the ad
vance.
The force engaged under my command
could not have exceeded 3,003 men. Of the
enemy's force (my information comes from
the prisoners taken by us) none of them es
timated it at less than 8,000 men actually in
the engagement.
The loss of our artillery we feel almost as
'keenly as we should to have lost our color=,
yet it was impossible to salve them without
animals to drag ahem through the deep mud
"—the men could nut" do it. While wo deep
ly feel this loss, we have the Satisfaction of
,knowing that we have one of theirs, captured
by the Fifth Ohio and'clitven off in full view
of their whole force—sixty-seven prisoners
following it to this post;
' It will not be expected that can mention
,the many gallant actions of the different offi
cers upon that hard fought field. Yet I can
rot do justice to my own feelings without
remarking that, in toy opinion, braver, more
determined hit' willing men never entered
battle-field. General Carroll distinguished
hig?sellAy his coolness and dashing bravery.
Upon him rrelied, and was not disappointed.
For heroic gallantry). will place Colonel
Gavin, Colonel Buckley, Lieutenant Colonel
Creighton,Colonel.Dunnin,g, Colonel The
borne,
Coonel Candy, and Lieutenant Cul
'one!' tinywi'ird,lieside,the bravest men of the
United States army. The line Officers of
'the different regiments dischdrged th,oir duty
nobly, and deserve special Mention by their
Colonels, Captains Clark, Robison and
Huntingdon served Iheir guns
,yritli great
"drodit, and deserve particubir notice.
To the members of your staff, Lieutenant
,Shriber, Captain Kelley and Cap
tain Keogh, I am under many, very many
obligations, for the prompt, efficient and
officer-like manner in which they discharged
the duties assigned them. The two latter
were in the field through the hottest of the
i.e.gagernent, exposed to the enemy's fire
from first to last. Captain Kelley received
a severe wound in the face, while urging for
ward the men, and was carried off the field.
For a list of the casualties of the engage
ment I respectfully refer you to the reports
of the several regiments, accompanying this
paper.
The loss of the enemy must have been
very heavy. The grape and canister from
our batteries, and the fire of our musketry.
Mewed them down like grass before a well
served scythe, the fact of their heavy force
retiring before us is au evidence that they
suffered severely.
Aide-de-Camp Easton was the only offi
cer of my own Staff present. Captain Quny
being ton ill to take the field, Chaplain D.
C. Wright, of the Seventh Ohio, volunteered
to serve me. The duties these gentlemen
were called upon to perform were arduous,
'rind led them almost constantly under the
fire of the enemy. Yet they executed their
duties with commendable coolness and ener
gy, meriting my warmest thanks.
.1 have the honor to be, very respectfully,
your obedient servant, E. B. TYLER,
Brigadier General
lIE CONFESSION AND EXPERIENCE OF AN
INVALID.
Published for the benefit and as a warning and a
k %talon to young men who suffer from Nervous Deb tli
ty, Premature Decay, cr.; supplying at the same time
Use means of self-cure, by one who cured himself,l
-ter.betint put to great exeenne th rough medics:l Imp°.
slum, rind quackery. :single copies may be
the author., Nathaniel !Uighur. E -ti Bedford. King
County, N. V., by tertclosing a prepa.d addressed en
velone. (March 15. 1e62.
Z.:2) ZMI .6.. 'a' ir.-S Oa .
In aleelianiePburg. Cumberland Co., or, Saturday
evenine. June 71h. 1E42. Lieut. I. B. Knerrmaa. Co.
9th Regiment Penna. Cavalry, in the 33th yeur of
/as age.
FOE. RENT.
ABLACKSMITH %lilt full Pet of tool!. Rent
low, to workman. E.nquire of
J. W. COTTRELL,
flardwore Store. Loru.t t.treet,
Columbia, Pa.
June 21, 1262-1 m
kyze>gq.)At.l,: ! •:}_el
INSurcantrx COMPANY,
OF COLUS4III, LANCASTER COUNTY, H.
cuARTga PERPETUAL.
fjllll9 Company continues to inture Buildings, Mer
-1 chandsse, and other property, agnitnt lops rind
dormice by fire, on the mutual plan, either (or a cash
premium or premium 11101 C.
The .uccees of the Company tms for exceeded the
most sanguine expectations of the Directors. and It
will be noticed by the following statement that it.
•fiairt, are an a healthy and ficionshing condition.
Whole Amountlnsured $772,707 34.
Balance or Cash Premiums unex
pended. Fen I to, 151.31, 1556519
Cash Premiums received daring the
the last year, heRS agents' com
mrs.iona„ 83,315
Intere..l received on money loaned
last year, .19
Losses and Expenses paid the Is.t
year, e 2,704 2t
Dslance of Cseh Premiums unex
pended, Feb. Ist, 1962.
ft will be seen from the shove that the money paid
in'advanee for polielem has been sufficient to pay all
le...mend exaction and leave a surplus fond of over
Pifforn Hundred pot/ors. and that the Dimmers have
never levied any tax upon the members of the Coco
' Pun , .
C. S. KAUFFMAN, President.
ffitosaz ronsis, Jr.. Sebretary.
- AL.M. thaticesza, Treasurer.
. ' -7:l3=EltinCriliClPßlEl3
•
C S. ICACETAI AN, IL M. STRICKLIF:II.
/ABRM I AII BRUNER.. iIICUAEL 111.1idOOM
• 'JOHN slug raricii, CEO. TOUND..Ie..,
•:14..6.1111N1CH. - - NICROL.II4 lIPOONSLIgr,
waM F P.'ESERLIIIN,4499 GRECX• ... •
tf arwa.A.,
bia, /une wt. sirri
THE MULLET FACTORY
AGAIN "IN BLAST.”
THE suhscriber wood respectfully inform the chi
zens of , lalumbia and vicinity that he has just
-blown_ ia' his celebrated \
IgULLE,T r FACTWAY,
at the Columbia . Dinn,just below the town, and is pre-
Dafed to supply
SHAD, AIDLLETs, SUCKERS,
and all othr‘r fish that swim the Susquehanna River,
in their proper sensor', at the love-i price..
He -Miens the custom of hie,irinut. and the pnblie
generally. : SAMUEL ARMS.
Columbia. June 14, ISG2-3t
The Peerless Skirt for Loaes,and Misses.
11rmll1!luilu, I adl :1e another
.o,lsi us4itiv4l—ltn,n:nlertc4:
U. C. FONDERSMITH'S
Columbia June 14,10C1. Adjoining dm Hunk.
IVIIICIIE/0 71 .1-erer4 Tevtutnent try on The equie of
N 11.1101.4 Sprllleer, late of the borough of Colum
bia. County or 1.11111• - f. deeen.ed. have been granted
to the under-igned. till per.oll , illdelit,i to rnia Cellar
ore ifottfied to nuke ifotnealtote payment, and tho-e
having chums ore reg4ested to prefmaft Mem, duly nu-
Ifelaicated. for -f-elernmat to JOIEST LUNDY,
Columbia, June 14, 1c62 61 Executor.
NEW AND VALUABLE RECIPES!
WORTHY Or A TRIAL.
TO MAKE AN OLD HOOSE,LOOE NEW
Have it papered thoroughly with the HALF ['RICE
paper uotv setling at FONDEitsMITIrtt.
Ai!lot w hog the Batik.
TO ;WAKE AN OLD MAN ,LOOK NEW.
Buy him a "mu of those new nod efirap Cloths and
Cn•cunerrs, nod get them nude by a good tailor
You elm get the lIIMEDY at
H. C. FON DI:RSNIIT IPS
People's Cash Store.
Tp MARE A YOUNG ;:AN topic
Buy his Clothes at a Clothing Store.
TO MAKE AV OLD LADY LOOK AMIABLE.
Buy her plain dress goods at
FONDERSMITITS
TO 31/IKE AL YOUNG .LADY .LOOK OAT)
By nil menus Qeleei Iter dre— goods front the new
and beautifu l ciock just received at
H C. PON DERSMITWS.
TO SAVE ,HONEY TIIESE HA RD TIME!
Let everybody tidy their gooda for oath Bargain=
tit ftluolins,Colicoes.Gottemates and Ltumegte Good+
generally, can now be bud at
FCNDERSMITIPS
Columbia, June 14,1E62. Oat :3114131i.
NOTICE.
tir.nr.AQ, Leiters of Admiiii.troling on the eatate
'L of 1-anc Faikhoto. tale of the bee ough of Co
lumbia, in the comity of Lancaster, deeem.ed, have
been wonted to the undersigned. all indebted
to said ...Mille are requested to make immediate pay
roma. and those hatritat rLemts imicast the -rime will
arc-eat them duly authenticated for se , tiement.ln
llEteTEit FINKBINr.,
Columbia, Juuc 7, 198t16t Adoutti%tratr,x.
PUBLIC SALE
or vs:TarsELL raorzumlr,
BOROUGII COLUMBII.
pur-natiee of Ull Order of the Orphans Court of
I Lanicu-ier County, will he -old at public sale,
ON SATURDAY, JUNE 28th, 1862,
at the FFIAMELIN 1102 . 5 E, 1.08.11.1 •trrrt, an thy borough
of Columlna the 111E0Will.7. valuable property of the
ECRU: 02 William Wright, deed, vie:
A Lot of Ground,
~ i mated in the borough of Columbia, I - rowing, on Mill
Loop, utiptitung property of Matliby h C:I9C 011 the
Wect, Mott. or the PentrAyivalutt rinilroad Company
ou the South, and property lute of Audrey: (iota' oil
the Etter, cortantrug
Ten Acres, More or Less.
This lot &Ter a splendid location for the erection 01
Mill 10611•111 1 .017, establishments of every description in
the bt.-"tees etd of the town It is directly op osite
Ilie . istisseNSE VCIINACE.I. rind inljoirts the property oil
whieli the tloLcsinis Itot.r.mo MILL stands. it has Oil
It a fine spring of Water. and an 03E1011-IWe.
4Q , 11.1151.1T"5r.
from whieli stone of the best quality bus been supplied
to the neightimilm furnaces.
• - •
THE READING AND COLUMBIA RAILROAD.
runs through the tirl4l and quarry, and the railroads of
Maltby & Case and the Chesinat kloll Ore ConapnilV
run 'Nubia it few• feet orbs hounds. For LIMP. Sin.:es
this would he one of the best saes in the netelli.o,
hood. 'Fire 11.1-tern side of the Inlet is admirably
adapted for liuthlieg lots. Alloether the advantages
of to v, the asst Mies of conimunteroion. I ran—
gotke this the ITIOst desirable properly
ever offered for sale in Columbus
ilitrd of the purelittse money 10 be
paid 031 the delovery of I. a eeed; the led.inee in two
equal animal payments nu April 141 t Mill and Apil!
Ist I, with fare re t to be secured by meal nail mort
gage on the properly.
*ale to commence at 7 o'etnek P 111. of sa id tiny.
SAM LT El. W
Admitti-trutor d b. it. c. t. a.
Columbia. Julie 7, 1562-
Another New Arxival.
- my; are opening thi. day nlioatitifut line of Litilien%
Y V gent.' nod (lino Wear, which We arc offering
at pc icor to Mill
.the woes
TEACI7 & 110WER.4„
Cola. June 7, 156 . :1. Cor:tid and Locust Sit.
33ousel4,eper.'s, a Word;
11.16. T Received. a full xtoels or I.ll l a awl un
bleached 11Ittr , lir.. Cringharn.
und Print+, in a iaeord, every lWnb I,eirinniiair to do
merdtc u-e. Cull and examine for youraelven. at
STEAM' & ROWERS.
Cola. Jane 7,1 9 62. Cor.2d'anid LocUrj Sts.
COMMISSION & FORWARDING.
B. .M . MMAN
F. ELPPOLD,
GENERAL Forwarding & Commission Mer-
Cllll.l G11(01.- 011011'011 tin...yank.] to ail points
un the PCIIII2 ,North Brunch and Weit Branch Canals
a tm to all point, aioll7, the PCIIIIII. Ituittoad.
Gelder to Flour, Grail.. Salt rind l'inY:cr. Alfo,
dealer in Coal, con oi: ,
Inarre, Pnuytown Big 51ountniii Lune. Coiliory. Pine
Grove. Lykeity Valley, Short Mountain, Treverwit
and Broad 'lop.
All consignment. , -hall be promptly attended to.—
For further partimours, address
13. F. APPOLG,
Canal Capin, Columba.. I'a.
13-cogi carefully Yelected and prepared for lam&
u-e. will be delivered to any part of the town in good
order—free from sate or dust. [May 31, 062.
TEACHERS WANTED
IN COLUMBIA PENNet.
HE Soncrintcodcnt of Common Schools of
Lancit•ier Gamily will examine appbmtni• nt
tlc Brick velum! Ifonac. nil Second aired. in Colum
bia. on WEDNESDAY, JULY 9.h. nl9 o'clock, A. 3f
Six mate and eix (emit, teacher...llre required. No
.me. not holding a profra•ioital certificate. will be em.
played makes examined publicly In the di-irint on that
due. nt pre.eace of lie Director.. It i• able nod
acce•-ary that applicant. who liter taught for live
coolgecolively, , 'without a profeetional certificate,
should Moan' it at thi• examiantion.
'forme undergoing - the he.' exatninolion will be pre
ferred nod paid re.pectively accorditic to merit, the
principal ilaiLand the other. fr 5..23
om to $4O. each,
per manila. sAmur.i..
H M. NOWPFL
JOSEPH M. VPATTA,
WILLIAM S. McCORKLE,
SA MU EL G WYE,
GOIRGE 1.101, LE.
Colutnbia, May 311.1561-63 Director!.
WHEREAS Letters of on the estate
1Y of William S. Given, late ol tlatumora County,
in the Stair of Maryland, decea.rd.have ben grantee'
to the undnr•iipund, reidding 111 Sultitnore County.
Maryland nil persona in Limes-ter County, Pa. in.
drbtrd to raid rionte are requested to make payment
to Ileum. Suydam, erridianr in Columbia, Lance-ter
County. Pit. and tho.e having Maims will present them
to Ulna duly guar:minuted, for settl llo eynn S tit.
.111 GIVEN,
.1..1. GIVEN,
Columbia, flay 21.1%2 -Gt. Adminiatrators.
NOTICE.
wf; ERF.AS Letters of Adminfrtration on the ertate
Al dela"Feltx. Inte of the borough of Columbia,
in the count) . of La nor t rter. deceased. have been grant.
ed the underrigned, cif pereton' Indebted to sold estate
are regnerted to make Immediate payment and those
having claims maul nor the came veld present them dui)
authe.utteated, for settlement, to
UM LiElr TILVSCOTT.
Columbia. May 24.196244 Administrator.
=Ea
lE:E3
$4.210 1:17
Attention Gentlemen!
A minim Lot a New Style :louring Caetirnerea and
A Mack French Clothe, will be opened this day; and
will be .434 ches.p for end.. at the ot.to morn.
H. C. FONDI4RVII4TH,
Cola. May 24. 1262. Adlouding the' aank.
1662. Fifth Supply of New Spring Goods. Ma
OrlaimirG =XII DA
OUR FIFTH Snooty of New Spring Goods at ready
vs-Surfed misses. Our friends and CIIIIIOMIIII% are re
=fillly Invited to Gall and 1121601100 oar mew, vs
us4 clam stack of goods
HALDEMAN'S
aat- War n 4,1,112. Cheap Cash Stara.
ZIOTXCZ.
MEM
NOTICE.
ab Destroy—Rats, Roaches &c.,
To Destroy—Mice, Moles, and Ants,
To Destray—Bed-Bgb
To Deotroy—Moxhsin Furs, Cloths, &c.
•Tn.D.Ealrgy—nosquitoes and Fleas,
To Destroy—lnsects on Plants and Fowls,
To Destroy—lnsects on Animals, &c.,
To Destroy—Every form and species ofirer
min.
104.-=*o-1
"Only Infallible Remedies known."
DESTROYS INSTANTLY
EVERY FORM & SPECIES OF
VERMIN.
'lllese,preparations ,(anlike all others) are:
"Free.from Poisons."
"Not eangerons to the Roman Farnily. l '
"Rats do not die on the,premises."
"They come out of their holes to die."
"They are the only infallible ..remedies
known."
1, 1.2 years and more established in New
York City."
Used by—the City Post Office.
Used by—the City Prisons and Station Uousee
Used by—the City Steamers, Ships, &e
Used by—the City Hospitals, Alm-Houses, Zce
Used hy—the City Hotels—'Astor'—.St, Nich
olas,' &c.
Used by—the Boarding Houses, &c., &c.
Vercl by—more than 50,000 Private Fapilies,
fl See one or two Specimens of what is
Eyerywhere said by the People—Editors—
Dealers, &c.
HOUSEKEEPERS—troubIed with vemin
need be so no longer, if they use ..Cosy. res"
Exterminators. We have u'ed it to our satis
faction, and if a box. cost $3 we would have
it. We had tried poisons, but they effected
nothing: but "Coma's" article knocks the
breath out of Rats, Mice, Roaches, and Bed-
Bugs, quicker than we can write of it. It is
in great dem.frid all over the couutry.—Medi
na (0. Gazette.
MORE GRAIN and provisions are destroyed
annually in Grant County by vermin, than
would pay for tons of this Rat and Insect
Killer.—Laneaster (Wm.) Herald.
HENRY R. COSTAR—We are selling your
preparations rapidly. Wherever they have
been used, Rats, Mice, Roaches and Vermin
disappear rapidly.
ECKI:R & STOUFFER, Druggists, Windsor, Md.
"Costar's" Rat, Roach, &c., Ex
terminator.
"Costar's"
"Costar's" Bed-bug Exterminator.
"Costar's"
"Costar's" Electric Powder, for
Insects, &c.
In 25c. 50c. and $l,OO Boxes, Bottles and
flasks. $3 and $5 sizes for Planta
tions, Ships, Boats, Hotels, &c.
CAUTION !! ! To prevent the public
from being imposed upon by Spurious and
Priuictous Imitotions, a new label has
been prepared, bearing a pc simile , of the Pro
prietor's sienatpre. examine each box bottle,
or flask carefully before purchasing, and take
nothing but "CopTen.E.."'
CO" - Solrl Everywhere—by
All Wholesale Druggists ip large pities.
I=l
Wholesale Agents in New York City.
Shia . ..lin Bros. & Co, Barrel, Risley Br.Kitch-
B. A. Fnhnestock, en,
Hull & Co, Bush, Gale 8c Robinson.
A. B. & D. Sands & Co, M. Ward, Close & Co.
Wbeelvr & Hart, NcKisson & Robbins,
James S. Aspinwall, D. S. Barnes & Co.
Morgan & Allen, F. C. Wells & Co.
RuckPl & Co, Lazelle, hlarsb &Gard-
Thomas & Fuller, ner,
P. D. Orvis, Hall, Dixon & Co.
Conrad Fox.
AND OrSIERS
Philadelphia, Pa.
T. W. Dyott & CO. Robert Shoemaker &
B. A. Fahnestock & Co. Co.
French, Richards &Co.
AND OTHERS• 4.
AND DT
Druggists Grocers, Storekeepers and Retailers
generally in all Country Towns and Villages
ECM: TI
UNITED STATES.
12L'T
COLUMBIA, PA.
137"501d by
DR. W. S. McCORICLE,
Family Medicine Store, Odd Fellows' Hall.
ALBERT GRAY & CO.,
Front Street, above Locust.
R. WILLIAMS,
Front Street, above Lome.
And by all Druggists, Storekeepers and Re
tailers generally.
07"Couritry Dealers can oreder as above.
Or address orders direct—[oe if Prices,
Teems. ice., is desired, 07" Send for
[' 862] Circular, giving reduced Prices]
to
namonur R. COSTAR,
Principal Depot—No. 312 Broadway-6.(0p.
posits the St. Nicholas Hotel,) New Verb.
May 10, MO. •
NOTICE. • -
T desire to settle up the old boot aecoarne; - ofbenh
1 stores and request all personfilkonopng them
selves indebted to please call and fettle the slime.
li. C. FONDERSbIMII.
Colrmbia, May 17, 186 d.
JUST REGENT , ' a very desirable
Into( Grey Goads autlSllepberd'e fluid. for Indies'
soils, nl sTEAcy & BOWERS,
Cola, 111.4 y 17, int Opp. Odd FellowF.'
-F,or.Sale at a Bargain.
'vim choice of Two Fire and Burglar Proof Safe . *
“Herriag" or -Limes" Patent; Also, a Family
llott , e. and tafiret-rale Carriage and Bunten!. Call at
the etore of
_
C,FONDERSMITII,
Cola,,Aray 17, *62. udjoiaing the Dank
OUR FLAG. AG&XN ovjan
.TIZE OLD FORT.
Tlll.l.Sob.cribrr having disposed of his stock of Dry
Goods. At... et 1115 : , 10fe. 01410 ettegic Odd Fellow•
Ifni Ito Sieacy & LMwers,..heas leave in. inform Isis
old Cu-10111er, and the politic generally, thus Ite i.
agent lay dar in a Nt.'s. :stark. olgoods, to the Old
mived adjoining die Buick where he will he pleased to
are them sad as many New ones us will hirer hire
with their patronage.
Ittellevilig that the ..Nimble Sixpence choicer than
clue Slow Shilling" for the buyer an wellas the seller
—lie is d. termuled to do an exclusive Cask Business.
trusts he will have it continuance of the liberal
pal ronuge heretofore received at his old stand.
H. C. VONDIKRSIIIITH,
Cola. May 17, Ind. adjoimngthe Bunk.
ZTO: TILE
LADIES%
17?:1 roll your to a n
ew andVe,;:ll7teoDessOoos
we have just re
ceived, at rcduced
STC . Y & BOWERS.
Corner S td and Loruo its ,
Columbia, May 17, tett2. Columbia. Pu.
Cloths, Cassimeres Sc Vestings.
Wn would any to the gent:cmen, we have received
another aupply of Cloths. Ca•t•iillere 4 and Veal
"lgS, at low Oguree. SM.:ACV k BOW 'OWN
Opito-ne Odd Fellows' !tall.
May 17,1E62. Columbia, Pa.
DR. MARKLEY'S
HEALTH
,HEALTH
.lIEA LTII
.HEALTEI
'RESTORATIVE
RESTORATIVE
RESTORATIVE
JIESTqgk,T..AYE
LBALSA44
BALSAM
BALSAM
BALSAM
Is the most eert-in sok 130 .eaccmai remedy offered
te the public (or
DYSPEPSIA,
LIVER COMPLAINT,
CONSTIPATION,
OENERAL DEBILITY,
MEADAGLIE,
JAUNDICE;
AIERCURIAL DISEASES,
CANCEROUS AFFECTIONS,
SCROFULA,
PIt,ES,
KIDNEY AFFECTLONS,
ALL ERUPTIONS OF• THE SKIN,
and all diseases originating from an impure
condition of the Stomach, Liver and Blood.
Experience of neer twenty lenra wide this and the
nth., remedies prepined by the propr.onr, fully e -
tablnit the fort him! they are the rtio,t reinthie, and
wi❑ give mo•e grime nil satisfaction than ally other
remedy before the public. lb:111x
PI7.7IXILT VMGMT.A.BLEI
limy ran be taken by nay per-on and under any cir
clnsiunces.
NO PERSON CAN TAKE THEM
WITUOUT DERIVING
BENEFIT FROM TUEIIt USE
PIO FAMILY MUD BE WITHOUT TIIEM.
Tertimoninli , ore dit ily received ....ening forth their
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LANCASTER, PA.
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now ready.
HARPER fr. BROTHERS,
Franttlin Square. New York.
Dee. 14, lest.
ICON .411.16rD SWIZZ./
Tn Subineribmhave reeeiont a New and Large
Stock of all kind. and sire. or
BAR IRON AND STEEL?
Vary are con-tautly suppiied with stork in this branch
of his bailors". and can fuuish It to eassomers in large
or small quantities, at the lowest rates
J. RUAIPLE & SON.
!Arno street below Second, Columbia, Pa
April 2,1. IMSCI
Li"`'S PURR 01110 CiITAWBA BRINDI
and ruKK IVINEL4. acpecially (or Medicine,
no Sacramental parporoa, at the
Jan. 29 IF t !WILY 51EDIMMEIWTOR1:.
- POCK" T - 110131E5 AN D Pal ES.
t LA Mit: lot of Fine and Common rocket Boon.
a. and Purses, at from 15 cent. to two dollar. eve.
He tdquartera and New. Depot.
Columbia. Astil 14.1 M. ,
A EEW more of Qom beautiful Pr im
kg, Nriacti will be .old etwq.
SAYLOR t SIACoI NA
om LDS
bia, 114 i
• NO'I I X - CIL
•fIEREAS. Leiters nrAdmintstration on die estate
,* of Eliza Della tate of Whiteside ennui y .
iii the State of Miami-. deceased, have her:, grouted
to the undersigned. residing near Holtrc moven, in Fet-t
ifemPfield: township, Lasrzrister County, all per-ons
iiidebted ao said estate are requested to make tanne
d woe payment, nud those h avnig elaiina nesiiiist the
present them, duly autheinien teefor settle-
Mein. M JOHN KAUIFMAN,
Columbia, aMy Admislisannor.
IcALGS WANTED.
MUT% l'izheo na./fpriee paid for mixed, or while and
colored Rag. by _ . .
INC D. MARKER,
Neer mai Rag %Varchou•e.
N. E. Corner mr.n A; Commerce streets, Phila
Cola. May 10,1862 3m.
017 r. =MST ARRIVAL.
TjA.V.ING just received our first
LI NEW SI.RINO STOCK. We would announce to
the citizen. of Columbia nod that it is
SNOW READY FOR INSPECTION,
to n't who may (Ivor its with a cull. feeling confident
W 1 •1•1111 nRI r goods at p,to:ol:ces as will induce all to
putchip.e.
[l7 - CALL AND SEE THE31....0 •
STEAM" & DOWERS,
Corner Second and Lout Street•;
Co/a.dtloy 3,'52. Opposite. Odd Fellows* Ilan
Potatoes! Apples!! Oranges!!!
LARGEtquatatilY of routoea °fete beat vorictira
LI. for aale at
ARCADE,
W 1211111( 'tree!, adjoi iiue Rrllevue
APPLES, APPLES, APPLES,
By Tim barrel.ltukhrt or in rmn Her quantities.
FRESH ORANGES
in any quantity at the lowert
S. O. LOCKAGD,
Columbia, Aprd 26, JOIN LONG.
Tom Thumb Abont Again!
t T Plithlerbt Tin nod /Init.3e-furni- hint Store, Lu
ll. mon -I reel. the Monk - . The "'Porn T 111.1111 6..
the vet yThes.t. Coal Oil Lainpa made. Call
and YX111(1,:10 1;1,11.
17r- 11,, , Caul thl nt 21 cit., per gallon, at
Columbia. Aluy 17. itG2 11 LIM'S.
1862 1
Third Supply
NEW SPRING GOODS.
OIWNING.thi. , day, another supp:y of good., con
sitting In putt of
LADIES' DRESS GOODS,
of he itewe-t 5000 yard, of Eng anal Ameri
can puma, die beat in Ihe market for 12: eta. Com
pleb. lint of nod lia)%i Sommer wear. nTOWII
and bleached tilieminge and Sheetinkfa at old puce,
collier iniefily of
CARPETINGS /h. FLOOR OIL CLOTHS,
Sze., Sec. Window Shades and l'ixtnres. All to be
sold al die lowest pos.able prices.
It. J H ALDENAhi,
Cola. Api II Cheap Cash S :ore.
PRIVATE SALE.
THE SUBSCRIBER Offers at. private sale,
the following valuable low. properly, viz: A
:f.ot of Ground. eort•i•ortg ofahnm FIX siert s. sttuated .
ors th e rrride of Mtn •treet, ill the borough o f
Cottonton, Looertster county Pa.. adjoining properly
..f tir , . —tom. of Jame* Cirliins, deed. on the west, stud
rho Croutub.a. Pooling NI di property on the eurrt. Oil
Welt ',elected n good 'Mt :sTOlt
FRAME DWELLING 110USE,1 1 31
coliminutz two rooms and n but hen on the fir-a floor,
tour rooms on life second •tory• mid two good trelt•tr•
There in a porno with well of good water ill the }a...J.
am) (112.•11.s RD coot ritong 1111 excel/rot variety of
r,VOL - Nr: Ulf VIT Tif KEQ. 16i:idled to the prem
The Rendre:: end Columbi I Ittoboatil on Slit
oppn•iie side of the street from the property.
arror terms ap e ' s . to
(. 0 1. t . April 23, lEtlg-tf JOSEPII ULMER..
BLINDS AND SILADES.
J S. No 10 North Sixth S,reei, Philo
Aluouflacoo of
YENITIAN BDI NDS and
WINDOW SI; ADE S.
Tltr ?urge's% and finest nssonment in the eny, nt
towe•t paces. It I nn,ls ; .nnl trimmed equn Ito
new•. snole chadc•.nude nod lenered.
Cyolunilna, April Id,
ZZLIMIi. Yol7lt. 330175 ES NOW?
The lag chalice for b tryouts.
2:)00 Pleves Wajl Paper.,
Or our be•l si) le. tout quatit. et oa hand, whirl,
we are eld-tr g out 3450 prreeta. lower data Nola
delplit.l I%lK:desalt: Pukes. Cult !OM' us we are sell
ing car sapid p.
c rONDMISNITTIL
Atijosisitig the Vault
Colum!da. M:treh 20, 1f,(1.2.
IN TINE OF WAR PREPARE FOR PEACE:;
.1 4' r Di VED,
NEW SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
THE Subscriber has just returned
front I'llsbotelo lon nod Ne r York. with n large
oltd well selected /iLOCk of gcous su 110.1 as
fishowz:
DRESS arOLDSc
Sleek fon , Finley Coiner, Silk.. Fresieli Plaid Silk..
Warped P 1991 Foulard. lieregc Ase.thes• 3lim ll ' ll turd
I'lllll Levella-, filo2issohinson. an d Ja„.rioar i t m o hair.,
Challis;.. Aber--Dr hu ors . I,uwa..Gossalsam..., Alpacas
nod Pmts., uo tilt %%1 flr'lle•.
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES AND VETINGS,
Super. Black Fressels Cloths.
Mown nail Woe Cloths.
Mick I.lne.skin Co.sioneres,
large variety of nosey Cossinseres of all grade. 11%1
rle,. Black Grandee., :non and Marseilles Veil
ing*.
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.
Blenched and aablettelettl 61u.ltatt of all quasi iess,
from fto Id cell:, %%hoe Good. nut qualms., Tuck.
ings.Csseck, I.iness Table Cloth., Testae!:
lags, &e. •
SHAWLS AND MANTILLAS,
lthork n.. el Taney Colored Stella :Shawl., Black Silk
Dit-ter. nod Maeli , lat.
Trst ttttttt sgs and Notion. or all grades. noril•
hie- and Ilonn Skills of all size., Balmoral
lets Fashrelln.. Vas
READY-MADE CLOTHING;
Illnek and Fnecy Cloth ennsts.
lilac k 911.1 Pane} Co —linen. Cont..
Blue k soot Fancy Ca-..mere Plon.. .
Moe k ft. Fancy Silk. Sall., ClOlll & Cns.isnere Wale.
The above gond. linen been la-ought at erentle re.
deceit ptiees for CAstl, and well be -old at small nil.
1..111CC for the same, at the Flare of
s. - mrTAG Ftls,
Locust Si reel, turn clears below Columbia Bunk
Contusion. :ilorels
FOR RENT OR SALE.
A Large TWO-STORY BRICK DWEI-fra
14Nb; HOUSE, fronton.. on Locu“ ..trect,4l..wa
Wince Fourth. formerly occupied by Wm. Cowbsy,
andi n fine Itru-k Stable rind Cnrpenter Shop.
parn hr-t day of A p 61. 1 , 132. Apply to
Cola )larchlt.32 %% :11c(1111.4:%
1862.] Second Spring Arrival. [1862.
UENING this day a Splendid Assortment or
Nes , -pr o m Dood4, houghl very low for en.h, and
waffle -old at a very ' , mail advance on en,.
NEW STYLES DRESS GOODS:
dipying Slyly. Challiei and Dela' Iles,
Ernes& IL:Wises,
l'reneh T.nwns.
Silk nod Wool Villeidlas,
Movlrnbiries,
Nohnits.
Shepherd Plaid. Mack mid ‘Vliiie Poll de Climes.
All-Wool Delnitle. •
Dm Brood. of filici•sy Mirk Silks.
New Style Fancy Ore.. Silk.,Ar. hr.
Merrimac sod other be.; make of routs, 14} rents;
Drees Uslgliam.—l2l et• ; Mu.ims. wl ihe old pri.es.
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES AND VESTINGS.
A full line of Clodtl. Ca..imerra and
A full line ad...drab's goods for BOYS' WEAR.
CARPI:TINES Ars FLUOR 011. CLOTHS: Second
Supply Spring. HALDEMAN'S
di;oliontiol. April 5,'31. Cheap Ca•li Sisre.
FOR RENT,
THE Brick Dwelling House, Two Stories
nod Attie, •itunted iii Union street minter,
oupo-ite the tbitholie Church. The li.i•
back•yiird. With ts titer sitiroiluced. L•ately
by ‘Villiism Pitcher.
For term.. slyly to 11. 11. Eif.ICK.
Columba, March 4, 1°12:1f. _
IRON CASTINGS!
TIE SUBSCRIBER HATING ACCEPTED TOE
1. Agency for Ihe on le of
ORMIZIAMINIULL CASWZNGS,
• SUCH AS
IRON RAILING, FENCING, VERANDAS,
Cellar Grating% Tree Boxes, Ditching Posts,
SETTEES, TABLE% CXI A T RA, lIAT RACKS,
FLOWER STANDS, &c., ac.,
Ober• to the public a 'election from the mock of the
I•e.i egialitnthments in the United flume" lireian•
ears I.e examined. and parte!! atecrielued on eppltca•
tam to the undersigned.
lie I• also prepared to 'apply'
Will Searing ett. Furnace Castings,
RAVING A LARGECAVALOGCE OF MILL
GEARING PATTERNS,
of all *le" and of every tied; en of whirl" Will be
mimosa for at the iowea rote- and treerem•vd•
anal to 1111410107. 1 .T 1 tusuoTA
Chem , violet.
r.eutebla, Womb. I tlialt Ta.
Dissolution of-Partaterehip.
ffilfel'artnership heretofore existing between J. C.
11 Hum ' and Gros Alrrenzw.. trading in Coal under the
firm of 111-:$8 dr. MITCHELL.. has thin day been di s.
tolled. by mutual consent. All persons indebted to
said firm, or having claims against the same, will pre
sent theta to J. G. HESS for settlement.
J. G. Ii FNS.
GEO 'arm 111F.1
entr-unts. l's.. Anril April IP. "6J
PRIVATE SALE OF
VALUABLE PROPERTY.
'ILL be sold at private s ale. all that tract or picee
ll°racoon° .ituated in West Hempfield town-hip.
Lanem.ter Co'y. half a mile from Columbia. known a.
"COWDEN'S BRICK, YARD;"
containing 9 acres and upwards, on which is erected
A ONE-AND-A-HALF STORY
FRAME DWELLING HOUSE,
Frame Barn and Brick Kiln. There is, also. a Yonne
Orchard on the premises. The land is in a high slaw
of cultivation and under good tenet.
Thc property will be cold low and on model me
pat melts; thiisc wishing to examine the properly
w.ll plea.e call on WILLIANI .11cCIICSNEY. re
aiding in Columliim who will give them all necessary
ininrinahon.
Pore•-imt given the I.t day of April next. 1SG•!
Pelfy 15. lEGd•tt WILLIAM COWDEN
NEW GOODS!
JUST RECEIVING,
A Very Large and well•assorted supply of
E AND r..7xmosABLE DOER. (iOOO-,
SILKS, CASSIMERES, VESTINGS,
And Dry Goods Generally.
ALSO,
CI.OIiIHNC, HATS 4 , CAN, BOOTS & SHOES,
GROCERIES,.9.UEENSWARE, &c.,
to vt-filch we invite the ntteution of pureltti4er4, feel lug
confident that un extermitetionolour good. and prier..
wi n ~i nni y a n y one Inns ln•re it the place to get good
goode, and the %I oral of (heir money sit MI time,
AlAI.Tin - 4- CASH.
Cola. April !..`G. HQ, LC/Cliff Columbia. l'a.
HOOPED SHIRTS.
AiViM and splendid wile of limped skirt-,
received; Also, a Mil m=mtmrnl of olLer siyies,
very clump. AIALTBy & CAST(.
Columbia. Apr.l26, FGI. Locust eireet.
U[B62
FOR SALE,
1. 5 0 oSne.l:4 0 Sne.1:4 C. Salt, lOU Sacky Ashton Salt. Ap
ply A ['VOID'S
Warebou.e, Copal Lia.,m.
Colombia, Dcc. Ya, ISGI.
BUSINESS STANDS FOR RENT
No. 4, MECHANICS' ROW, now occupied by
It II rxml. po••e•aou given April 1,1562.
No. 4, MRC,HANICS' Row, possession given
Maguire of
Ja try 1.9, 1..052. PETER 11A1.111:11AN.
COACHMSIEXNe.
SAMUEL • CARTER,
MANUFACTURER OF
COACHES, CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, &C.,
Second Street, nearly opposite the Lutheran
Church, Columbia, Pa.
SILVER. MEDAL —lst PR ENI [UM —ISS9
BRONZE M EDAL-Ist - PREM 1 UM-1559
Awarded by the Lancaster County Agriculta
rad and Mechanical Society.
THE subscriber call attention to the fact
thin the Piro Poonfutn. n Stlver Medal. yr,.
awarded him I. the Latiengter Can Illy Agricultural
and Ilrrhnnieui .n•vety for the rapt Sill ffillp(TOp Bug
gy exhihned 01 lire rinr or the Society in Ociutier,lßAß,
al-n, u Bronze Nei:al—First Premium—for the be-t
tiler ii _ .
At Ids Conch sad Carriage Mating
meat, ho cola inues to ma millicture Coaeut., Cur.
ringeA, Ilughtes, and all oilier vehicle. in
hi- icputuliou tPi a Workman is fairly es.
talilithed, as he can confidently claim for
work the merits of beauty of (ono. elegance of finivh,
and strength of structure. One of lire distinguishaig
females of his walk is Its durability,
all vehiclee 01
build nre eon.tructed of the Lai seasoned mate
rial, and put together firmly and bubstuntially. Ile
gives particular iiitenifoil 10 the
REPAIRING OF VEHICLES,
ma :warrants nil its work in this line to give sink
faction-
In ;addition to his fireman:li experience in the bu
silicate he tins the it,i4bilee of the beat worlimen
—none oilier being employed.
The public in reapeetfully Invited .to call and ex-
amine the atonic cut hued.
SAMUEL CARTER,
Columbia, Dec. 7,1461.
SWEET CIDER.
or:iele of Cide
RAISINS, CITRON, PRUNES, CURRANTS,
ue he hod r:lee o.
Coln. Nov. 30, 1 , 61. IT. R. BRUNER'S.
CRANBERRIES!
I= Crop Craal r•rrie.. on band. and elleap, at
11. aL7I - OA At's Grocer; store.
Gold N0v.:M.1661. COI. Fro= 1111.1 Union SI
APPLES! APPLES!!
A SUPPLY of Prime Apples received at 11 u
11 Cor Vroieu and Unioo streets.
Co'a Nov 'da, ICCd. il. St DAM.
COLD COM OF GLYCERINE.--For the curt
itutl preve.mon In t•huniwti bond.. &e. rot .u:t
EL Ilm /LDEN 310 RTA R DRUG RTO RII
11..." 31 0 .19 rront i•
,8. SUIZDALIVVE;
GI OCERT Ei. PROVISION STORE,
QM FRONT S'.; UNPIN' ST9., COLUMBIA, P.
THE stils.roloor keep. on hand nt Ids old siand a vn
,ied u.stotinent oinriicle in Ids Ibis. sons...ling, of
PRIME GROCERIES.
PROVISIONS, PRODUCE, FLOUR, FEED,
QUENSWARE, GLASSWARE, CEDARWARE,
I'IDC 4 II AND DRIED rIILIT,CONFECTIDNIMT. Nono v.. tee
The best and elienpe.t Teas, t 4 ugars, Coffees, M ohs-.
-ea, &e.
:,It Mull of ail laud, home, Shoulder., Pondereu,
Bentip, Ilommonry. Died Apple.. Miner, reg., :San
Soap. Flour, Corn Meal. Buckwheat Clout.
Apple..Cranhernes. &e , hr.
clucein.wure and .Ingle pieee,, Glassware of
every de.eripooo, rsirdienware, ec.l.lrwore.
A great variety of srnuller %sore, nod Notion,. To
.hnr:, u general selection of everything to be found In
es•ohn-lonein..
Tlir under•igurd i. prrpnred in , eTI n+ low at lb..
lowr•t, and forwith 0. gnarl nrln.lr% for tlir mnnry
Ile n•loL it C011111111:111e, of die public en•toin Lrrrtofnr.•
so librtnlly extended 10 him
Cohl N0v.!2:1, S
IU OTIE .
THE Subscribers to the Stock of the Read
,s and I"....•nlumbin 11.01rond Company ore here:,•
onto. , oi 0 in intmeol• of five no: Into inch no each
eh, re 41111,41 hell lire required Zn he cin la 10 t.7olllliei
SiMeh,Tren•oror, C01L10,1,0, 1'..,. 0 ,1, f o lf 0 ,
1.1 11/.1 ihorot, November 19, 1 , .131.
2.11 .. 11ocrinber 19, I'6l
3rd .• J ovary 4 20, I-01.
4,11 l'ello,ory 1!0, 1'1;2.
501 o 1110,11 23, 1,-(0:. •
rill .• AlO,l 9.1, 1• 4 4.
7.1 t •• :tiny V.s, 1 , 61..
Sit " Juice nil. 1'4;2.
Sub •' July tr., 1 kilo!.
111.1 .• Antn.i :25, 1 , 62.
By ord , r of the Board of throefor..
NV, (1. CASE.
Coln Nov. Q. T.l. Treat R it. C R. R Co.
NOTICE.
pit r: ontler.irnrei %coati trite antler that he intend..
lie...oer 10 An and will Ctrowl•
nt retleeerl mice, Illnitroinl men and eiliern tin
eel ve Inca pay monthly, vei:l be allowed a credo of
;in der.. H. BRUN I:Ft.
Oct 12, IFtill.
SALT! SALT!
3V.97 reeeived the publert r, theta' •10r/` is
11,0.1. 1 l MfeCl belOW :•7c47.0evt1,
100 Bags Ground Alum Salt,
whirl will he oI I at the !owe.' tirulet prier•.
Colr.. July J. H 1111 1 ,1,13 SON
"WOODWORTH'S PATENT CHEMICAL
WASHING SOAP."
rflhlr •uhrerilier having purehare.l the palent•roctot
for the frinfull ctlifP. ante, &r.. of "iA oedvreflli *,
Count Cherateal !rano," in the county of faanca.ier,
(excepting Ea.t Donegal lap 4 Carrtova all per-on.
'rum trail - wing in lint article in tinny way whatever. in
ierritory—onleas having fir.t secured that right
from lam IL C. FONnEasm
.1.410,14 XL Colombia. Pa
- -
DR. HOFFER,
DENTIST. --OFFICE, Front Street 4th door
trom Lommt. over Saylor /M. tiletlooald's limit ,tore
Colomt a. Pa. Et7Sou:ant , .
11,0-("Inv
("Inv % 61.11ery. f August 44, 1 9.5.4.
11. M. AORTH,
TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAM.
ti Colombia .Pa .
oollecuan• routptly made aLance•te Innd York
kruntrep.
Col algibia,May
EDWARD REILLY,
A TTOLIET AT LIW, BAS REMOVED lIIS
OF-
Pr,:E to No. N. Nor.h tAt►e ettree.. nrghteee the
Coors lino-•. Lanes-ter [Ace 24. 'el -le.
icon's Cotunbian
is a .op.rier nniei., pennanentle black.
and nm canoeing the penorsn be had in and
nenlityoss she Family Medicine Store, and Wedge.
f et Ittihad Boot folbh
CAsleggSf . Sae. 0 UM
FEME.I.II.3I3EANCE COIIIPANY.OP
- PHILADELPHIA. . .
NOS. 433 AND 437 CHESTNUT_ STREETS.
CAPITAL - $400,000.
ve.pe!u, I Premium., 0924 343 it
Le• s Five Per Cent. 46,217 26
. 5.
Unexpired Temporary Prerni-
LIM., 8203.633 93
1.0., ler the anninn of I:me ex
pired on poden, over one year, 820 OY'S 55
Surp!us
----$1 1 41.549 40
656.229 50
se o teo,Gos-
QTATENEST o f the Assets of thcComplay on
Jolowtry . l,lt62
confortaft3 - ma; al heprovimion of the
sixib,eettooo ft he Art of A s.tetnh ly ofAprit6rh,ts4•l.
MOffGAG
On proretty valued nt over 4 500.0e6
heme 11,4 morigager• on real eAnie. lit
the CI: lid COUlaty of Pitiladelplaw.ex
' rept Sti'r,:Alti fAt in the neighboring
ttet, 1:1,091,570
n UAL ESTATE.
Purella•rti al Shemin' attle., ender'
mortgage elnimit,v,:
lion-es and 1 ei.7C by 150 fret. Olt
S011(11-WCAZ eol NCI 01CncaLutaud
Seventeenth IlferlC,
A hone and lot, 27 by 71 feet. on North
fide' of S:prOCC treet, lti oolof Elev.
cum we, t,
Two larow= and lot s.e neb IS by7s feet:
youth aide o Spruce street, none
Si.xtcentl. aired,
Five hott.cit , and I otv.eielt 17.1. by Pr'
s_i, 5tY.. 5g5, 527 and 5:0
Illltvytl •1.,
Three hou-c- and 101.40 by 51 fcri.on
En- , 'id< col - Seventeenth otreet,sautit
of Pow El,
!bowl:tut:tot 511 In - SI fee ben thc South
ett.t come I 01C:he-not end 11cact, .
liouwv and lot .45 by :Si feet.onohr
North rode offieurge -tree:, \Vet 01
Ashton .Irect.
So7l`)/ bOO.Se,olldiol.:ls by 117 feet.oit
the Ca-t of Ucnelt street, road,
of Chesnut street.
A hause anti lot.l S by Elt feet, Nn. pi; j
FllLWalcr -creel. orN,,,a, street .
A ground rent ofslo,l,tring out Oro lot
131 by 40 feet. on North saute Or 011.1 .
•treet,4o feet West of Leopard Street.
e 7 tot- of ground an Buckley str-c
and (tut:rev:4e avenue. Bristol.
A hours. and lot. 10 II Intl tset, on the
mouth bide Ul ftule, street, LuA ui
Clretalt 2,lfeet.
and Int, 11 by :SO feet on the
ea-t Pront .t., north of Cherry
Meet. Kr1,111 , ;1011.
A Louts. and Lut, N. •Ide LiLerty Street,
Pal-bur.r.
A Its: of ground S. tide of Penn ttreet,
Put•burg
Two Lou-es and lo:- N..ide of Filbert
wept of Eighth -reset.
flee Lou-es and let. N. sit:e. Dauphin
street, earl of Curul ttreel.
LOANS.
TCalrOrlityLenn. au Stock,. n• Collat
e Cal itec Unly ~( Va 10,1 as sn:t7Agra z,4,)
wroGEs.
4110,140 Alriy Iluute Lodn .5 Verger/t.
(Int. on.)
200 2,:gra. flank o f Kentucky.
Noriliorn Finnic niefentooky,
Inn tin on flank at Tenitelgger.
1.3 " lii u, n nee Company' of the'
2ta lc of
200 •• SinlilinVark Railroad Ca.
37 44 Cuonalei end and Railroad
Runk, Vickg.lan g.
3011 `• l'enucylvanin RullroadCo.,
of '• Franklin Fire IneuranceCo.,
2 '• Ale rcanigle Library Co.,
" Canal Company.
2 4 " Continental Hotel Comply,
&Lion nn do do. lintld•.
*lO COO North l`canin State 4 percent,
loan of May. ISCI.
n ono IN °Fitt Pean'at Railroad Bonds,
22 0410 1311T1Ingigini Ca; Water Loan,
2703 riniadc!phigt City Loan,
14765,:0 City Warrants
Note• mid IIiIIO reeervoale.
en%ll on hand,
Cabilinitands ofAgent•
REAL ESTATE.
NTarket velar.
Coo, us übove,
[~
STOCKS
Sin rkrl
t.o.a, as above
I=
Twat,
LOSSES BY FIRE
leyt.te. i tald during the yea t 1501,
13y order ofthe Itoned.
CIJA N. nANcum .Precedent
Ittteto: .14t.z12i W hie tl.t.wreot.Sec'y Pro
DI RECTORS.
Chi•. N. Raneker.'l',o,la. warmer, Samuel Grant,
Jecot. R. Neaniy G o. IV. Richard.. David er. Brawn,
lane Lep, I>f re C. WI.. Geo. rules, A lircd Fitter.
CIIAS N. BANcKER.,
Efitro C. DALE, Vice President.
JAS. AV. Seey pre tem.
N Ale DONALD, Agent, Columbia.
March S,
1E462.] SPRING. [18691.
NOt•; 00CNIVO A LA RGC .TOCK 00
GOOD CARPETINGS AND OIL CLOTHS,
nt very low p rices :o snit the thorn, all of Ms Springs
fIeIACSI P.1)1C•:
13ro•.•elk.
uprrinr Thee Ply.
SOpt . r.or Ingrain.
Vcncti:. n o
Hemp.
1.1.1
Ritz. See..
FLOOR NIATTINGS-4- I TO G• 4 WIDE:
FLOOR 011,CLOT114 4-4 TO4 YDS. %VIDE..
Stair Oil Cloth. Stair Cra.bee Furniture Oil Clothe.
nntIGT:Ts moll 4-41'04 YARDS WIDE:
ELEGANT RUGS AND DOM:. MATS;
Corn, and A Pienn floor Nlitt:
-WINDOW SHADES OF NE‘V DESIGNS;
Looking Glasses. Gilt and Malignly Prows;
CHINA, GLASS AND QUEENS WARE,
f till stark. Including latest .14yles of White Granite
nut Tea r`eli.
ELOUSIOXIIMPING GOODS:
Blenched mid Brown 10-4 and 1 4 2-1 Sheelinga,
It:ecelzed 54 and c-1 Pillow rare SWAN
Exalt Bed Tle4inc.
T.,welmas and Cra-he4,
%,I;nnieli Table Curct•,
Burcuu Corr,.
Mn , se.lles (jtalho.
rrwrrlri,
CARPET CUAIN:
IVnn.n. Linen and CO:01.4.
EXTRA gum LIVE GEESE FEATHERS.
Cnl.l/01.ice, 31orelo 15, Iql2
Valuable Real Estate
AT PRIVATE SALE.
private tale Me following
1111 C mhseriber offers ot
VALLI AMA; RCA L ESTATE,
...piloted in the borough of CoMmltm
No. 1. The well known Columbia Mill prop
er! y. 011 tlin yrlly,(ly in erected, nt the corner of
and I.ii lir, n. nifniClii. the
"COLE:11111.1 FLOUR MILL"
The holding I. of brittle, in good condition, remote.
ilion•. IWO rim of hart.. It le driven by boil,
wait,. :110 It new Bllior,e engine bnrws beret
added m the mill vi !thin the past tort years. The
out, pow cr 1. suthesein to drive the mill during the
gremer part of the year. There it it new brick stable
very convention nit the prenn-rs. Thr property tom.
or sr. the In wet right on ttlititvnee Run, with afiont
toot ttcr-• of meadow Mod
No. 2 A Lot of Ground, situat , " at the.N.
11 corner of front and Laurent street.. hitting Is
nom of -it f, el more or less. on the former street, and
rate's], u 2 hark ISif et. tt the Pennsylvania Railroad
on which it erocied n rommodiont ivroonory
BRICE DWELLING HOUSE,
The arm it corned through the bootie. and water intro
-0,„.,.,1 i n l i e h., t hopel t nge and both hem,. A large
gooier!, and on orchard of c belie. fruit trees in the Int.
No. 3. A Lot of Ground situate at the N-
W. ',triter of Serond and !Almeria turrets, having a
front of 5.1 fort he loiter towel and extending back
121 feet to an miry . . on which it hat a fare of 1117 tees
nn it Inch Is erected it itvn•story Stone ag.d BMA
ben tiling. divided non two Dmellingt Three is water
no iho premi-r.. A Meet garden a Melted.
I or information apply to
CHAS. TCST.T.
Modern. Clearfield Co7y,r..
nr to 11 M. NORTH, Columbia., Ps
Colitmlim. NI ay 21. ISM -tf
We Have Just Received
CVTTEWS Improved nest Ezpanding
3li•p,1111e 11,1f1 starnilder Manes for Gstithispen r
and raisin Supporter and Warr for Ladies.
is.' the t trnels that 1. wasted at this time. Coons
and ste them at Family Ittedicinetfinstr.OddFacrwa.
flail. [April 0.10511
n.1111,1N,. or, Bond's Boston Craekers, for
Iliyipeotsca, and Arrow Root Crackers, t0r:11,..
valid% and c articles in Coinintilaom
the Family Me.sieine :Store, - •
April IG.
SPIILDIN6'S PREtA RED CLUE. -Tba watt et
Put h au article is felt in every family, and wee
•t ran lye rnprolird; for mending fereilaire, chtim.
ware. ornamental weft, toys. /kr., there le Dotting
superior. We have found it want In repatang many
irti een whieh have been useless for months. To
Jon at.tit it Cl the
•11 mina • FAIII LT MEDICINE MOSS.
Just Received asdPor Sale.
1500 aim Greltud Dun Sally to MP
man wawa tics, at
APICOLVI.
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